Mum reveals how 30-year-old son died from smoking vape laced with opioid

A mother has revealed her heart-wrenching loss after her son allegedly died from smoking a vape laced with an opioid. Freddy Ireland-Rose, 30, died last September following an accidental overdose of nitazenes, a drug thought to be around 20 times more powerful than fentanyl. He had been using a cannabis vape in a bid to withdraw from opiates and had been buying the liquid refills on the internet, an inquest in front of the Inner North London assistant coroner previously heard.